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1 2|      the enemy; and since the feigned arms were very heavy, the
2 4| fighting against the Germans. Feigned assaults, therefore, being
3 5|     combat him, and therefore feigned to make camp there, and
4 6|      to go into one province, feigned making an assault on another,
5 7|       was besieged at Reggio, feigned wanting to make an accord
6 7|      placed by Carthaginians, feigned several times wanting to
7 7|    brought in to garrison it, feigned to be desperate of being
8 7| assaults him on one side with feigned uproars, and on the other
9 7|       every day under arms in feigned exercises, so that in real (